Family Therapy
Collaborative counseling to resolve conflicts, improve communication, and strengthen family dynamics
What Is Family Therapy?
Who Is It For?
- Families with persistent conflict or communication breakdown
- Households affected by a member's mental health challenges
- Families adjusting to major life changes or loss
- Blended families and co-parenting difficulties
- Children and parents experiencing relationship strain
Our Therapeutic Approach
- Systemic and structural family therapy frameworks
- Guided communication and active listening exercises
- Flexible formats — full family or sub-group sessions
- Between-session tasks to reinforce new skills at home
- Confidential and culturally informed practice
Session Details
- Duration: 90 mins
- Fee: 3,000 BDT
- Format: In-person / Online
- Language: Bangla / English
Our Top Professionals
Sessions are conducted by qualified and experienced mental health professionals who follow ethical guidelines and ensure a safe, non-judgmental environment.
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions – Family Therapy
Family therapy is a type of psychotherapy where a therapist works with family members together to address communication issues, resolve conflicts, and strengthen family relationships.
Ideally, all immediate family members attend, but sessions can also involve sub-groups (e.g., parents only, or parent and child). The therapist will advise on the most beneficial format for your situation.
Family therapy sessions are 90 minutes to allow sufficient time for all members to participate meaningfully.
Yes. Family therapy is particularly effective following events such as bereavement, divorce, a mental health diagnosis within the family, or significant life transitions that have disrupted family dynamics.
This varies by family. Some families find 8–12 sessions sufficient, while others benefit from longer engagement. Your therapist will review progress regularly and adjust the plan accordingly.
Yes. Family therapy is conducted under strict confidentiality guidelines. Information is only shared outside the session with the family's consent, or if required for safety reasons.